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hlht fut Keep Up With Th VOL. 32, NO. 29 GREENSBORO, ST. MATTHEW St. Matthews United Methodist Church School was With One Another." The Director, Mr. Wiley Yourse. The P garten, Mrs. Francis Dean; Primary 1-11, Mr. C. E. Dean, 1 Cleo Sharpe; Jr. High, Mr. Coley Hooker; Senior High, Mrs , . Gertrude Johnson, Mrs. Margie McLeod* T.ihmrinn Mra n Mr. Thomas Brown; Photography, Mr. Bobby Bright. UNITED METHODIST CHURCHES ( $& ' - - - .* .V '-jig"" 11 wf O J*"' jap i Mpj; ^ggflfc > . jn & i t REV. J., J. PATTERSON lire ie Times ? Read Th IORTH CAROLINA, FRIDi S CHURCH BIBLE i held June 12-1 fi. The schoc Nursery was taught by Miss Mrs. Alberta Pearson; 111-1 . M. Best; Art, Mrs. Marie lary Battle, Mrs. Earl Whil INFERENCE API LAKE JUNALUSKA ? Th? need for maturation of the integrated Western North Carolina United Methodist Conference is still an area of challenge, according to Bishop Earl G. Hunt Jr. of Charlotte. The conference completed its fifth meeting recently of the group formed by the merger of tne iormeiy all-black North Carolina-Virgina conference and the predominately white Western North Carolina conference. Hunt told the delegates there are three other areas of chalenge in addition to strengthenng the integrated conference. Se said there is a need to "face aositively" the challenge of the ST. MATTHEWS Gl MILL PREACH SUNC At the recent session of the Western North Carolina Annual Conference of the United Metholist Church, the Rev. John Jetho Patterson was appointed pasor of St. Matthews United Methidist Church at the corner of Vsheboro and Florida Streets, le succeeds Joseph B. Bethea vho has been pastor of St. Mathews for the past four years. Rev. Patterson comes to St. Uutli e Future Outlook! \Y, JUNE 23, 1972 SCHOOL HELD il was very inspiring. The theme Cheryl Hooker and Mrs. Roma V, Mrs. Peggy Horton; V-VI, I Gihbs; Music, Mrs. Brenda H( ley; Films, Mr. Earl Whitley; ( 'OINTMENTS ] ! charismatic movement, a need "J to close the communications gap i between the clergy and the lai> ty, and to improve the quality a of preaching. $! The bishop, following the sermon of Dr. Thomas A. Lang- ** ford, dean of the Duke Univer- C1 sity divinity school, announced the appointment of the follow- n ing clergymen of the conference, S1 including these changes from the past 12 months: 31 Greensboro District, Orion N. P1 Hutchinson, superintendent. Col- 31 Iins Grove-Holmes Grove, Corneliui Holland. Greenboro Bes- 17 semer, Julian C. Aldridge Jr. i <Greensboro Centenary, associ- w (Continued on Page 4) st ETS NEW PASTOR, d >AY, JUNE 25TH to Ol Matthews from a highly success- I Vi ful pastorate in Hickory, N. C.,1 m before that he was a pastor in High Point and a District Sup- je erintendent in the former North j ? m Carolina-Virginia Conference of ^ the United Methodist Church. I Rev. Patterson assumes the m pastorate on Wednesday, June to 21 and will deliver his first ser- tn mon to the congregation on Sun- ' day, June 25 at 11:00 A.M. * do k* PRICE: 10 CENTS was "Living in Harmony Best Crump. The KinderUrs. Shirley Bethea, Mrs. >dge; Refreshments, Mrs. )thers, Mr. J. F. Johnson, V&T Receives /2 Million More 'o Aid Teaching A&T State University was warded two grants totaling 549,000 Tuesday from the Naonal Science Foundation for ie upgrading of its science eduition programs. The grants were a part of $2.2 lillion awarded nationally to x predominately black colleges. A&T received a grant of $237,)0 to be divided among the deartments of biology, chemistry ad physics. Dr. Walter Sullivan, chairlan of the Department of hemistry, said the new funds ill be used to employ addional faculty members so that urients can be given more inividual attention. "This program will enable us i bring in some specialists for ir teaching staff," said Sullim. For its project, the Departicnt of Biology will experiment ith individualized automated arning techniques. The departent will establish an audioitorial learning cepter. Sullivan said all three departents will use some of the funds purchase much needed science equipment. ... . Directing the other project (Continued on P?fa 4)
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